Next #Pesticidebuster event: London Permaculture Festival

On 19th July between 11am – 6pm Camden Friends of the Earth will be at the London Permaculture Festival, a chance to learn about inspirational projects ranging from rainforest restoration, regenerative agriculture, locking up carbon and more! Plus perennial vegetables and other interesting tasty edibles!   Camden Friends of the Earth will be there campaigning for a

Be a #pesticidebuster and make Camden pesticide free

We are calling on the London Borough of Camden to stop using all pesticides where an alternative is available, whether by themselves or by sub-contractors. This should be in all areas under their control such as parks, streets etc. Please sign the online petition here.   What’s wrong with pesticides? Pesticides, including herbicides, insecticides and

A climate change hustings for Holborn & St Pancras

This Wednesday we have a unique opportunity to quiz the candidates who are standing in the Holborn & St Pancras constituency on their responses to climate change – whether that’s from a fuel poverty & social justice, international negotiations, energy generation, transport, air pollution, or other perspectives. This will be a chance to demonstrate the importance of an

The Ugly Side of Fracking

In response to our government’s blinkered race for fracking, while snubbing the latest public opinion polls (74% against fracking under people’s homes without their permission, and 80% in favour of renewable energy), we wanted to visually capture how people FEEL about fracking – since their thoughts don’t seem to count. And who can dispute one’s

More Than Honey film screening

Camden Friends of the Earth are screening the award-winning documentary More than Honey on Thursday 28th November at 6.30pm at St Martin’s Church in Gospel Oak, (Vicar’s Road, NW5 4NL). Free entry – all welcome. Refreshments will be available. Please share and invite anyone else you know who may be interested! Download a PDF poster